Introduction This privacy notice applies for a number of companies within the business area Bonnier News (see list below). In this privacy notice we describe how we process our customers and users personal data, e.g. data that you provide us with when you register for a subscription, apply to participate at any of our events and conferences, purchase a product online, participate in any of our competitions, or when you contact our customer service. This privacy notice also describes how we compile and process personal data via our digital platforms. We care about your privacy and it is important that you read the information on how we process your personal data. To make it easier for those that use the services of more than one company within Bonnier News, we have gathered the information on how we process data in one privacy notice. It is the company whose services you use that is the controller with respect to the use of your personal data. Contact details to us are available under "CONTACT US" and “DATA PROTECTION QUERIES”. This privacy notice comprises the following companies which primarily provide products and services to consumers: ● AB Dagens Nyheter (reg no: 556246-8172) ("DN")’ ​ ● AB Kvällstidningen Expressen (reg no: 556025-4525) ("Expressen"). Expressen ​ includes brands such as Allt om Bilar and Hälsoliv. Expressen provides the evening newspapers Expressen, Kvällsposten and GT and also several magazines, such as Mitt Kök and Korsord. Read more about Expressen here: https://www.expressen.se/om-expressen/ ● Bonnier Magazines & Brands AB (reg. no. 556012-7713) (”BMB”). BMB includes a ​ number of brands, including Amelia, Allt om mat, Mama and Teknikens Värld; a complete list is available at https://bonniermag.se/varumarken/. ​ ​ ● Sydsvenska Dagbladets Aktiebolag (reg no: 556002-7608). Sydsvenska Dagbladets ​ Aktiebolag is data controller for customers and end users of Sydsvenskan, Helsingborgs Dagblad and Lokaltidningen. ● Bonnier News Local AB (formerly Mittmedia AB) (reg. no. 556004-1815) (“BNLO”). ​ BNLO includes a number of brands, including Sundsvalls Tidning, Nerikes Allehanda and Gefle Dagblad; a complete list is available at https://kundservice.bonniernewslocal.se. ​ ​ ● Hall Media AB (reg. no. 556100-7518) (“Hall Media”). Hall Media includes a number of ​ brands: Falköpings Tidning, Jönköpings-Posten, Värnamo Nyheter, Vetlanda-Posten, Smålands Dagblad, Smålands-Tidningen, Tranås Tidning, Smålänningen, Västgöta-Bladet and Skaraborgs Läns Tidning, Jnytt and Skövde Nyheter. ● Happy Green AB (reg. no. 559070-1669) (“Happy Green”) ​ The privacy notice comprises the following companies which primarily provide products and services to companies or individuals in their capacity as traders or otherwise in respect of their profession. The companies are jointly referred to as “Di-gruppen”. ● Dagens Industri Aktiebolag (reg no: 556221-8494) ("Di"). ​ ● Bonnier Business Media Sweden AB (reg no: 556468-8892) ("BBM"). BBM includes a ​ number of brands: Aktuell Hållbarhet, Apoteksmarknaden, Dagens Medicin, Digital Hälsa, Energimarknaden, Fond & Bank, Kommunal Hälsa, Läkemedelsmarknaden, Pensioner & Förmåner, Resumé och Risk & Försäkring. ● Tidningen Byggindustrin AB (reg no: 556096-1319) (”Byggindustrin”). ​ ● Dagens Media Sverige AB (reg no: 556558-6301) (”Dagens Media”). ​ ● Fastighetsnytt Förlags AB (reg no: 556326-8837) (”Fastighetsnytt”). Fastighetsnytt ​ includes the brand Business Arena. ● Dagens Samhälle AB (org.nr 556176-4613) (”Dagens Samhälle”). ​ ● Hakon Media AB (org,nr 556923-9519) (”Hakon Media”). Hakon Media includes the ​ brands Dagligvarunytt and Market. Some (not all) of the companies within the Bonnier company group co-operate to maintain a joint customer database with good data quality. Through the co-operation we are able to achieve an efficient and integrity friendly processing of customer data since we can share resources and competence. The co-operation is managed by Bonnier News AB, which is therefore a joint controller for the data processing together with the Bonnier company where you are a customer or which services you are using. The joint data processing is described in the joint privacy notice which you can find at gdpr.bonniernews.se/kdb. Please find more information on which Bonnier companies that participate in the co-operation and how we share data within the group, with suppliers and partners under the section “REASONS WHY WE SHARE YOUR PERSONAL DATA”. When you surf on our websites we use cookies; please read more in our Cookie Policy. You can also find more information on use of data in advertising in our FAQ. Please note that editorial content such as our articles, pictures and TV programs falls outside the scope of this privacy notice. If you have questions regarding editorial material, please contact editor in chief. Please read more about how we use personal data and how we protect your rights by clicking on the links to the various sections below. Supplemental terms and privacy notices may apply with respect to some of the services that we offer. The personal data we compile Which personal data do we compile? The data we compile may vary and depends on which services you use. It may also depend on which privacy settings you have made on your computer or phone, and the functions you use in the services. The data we compile may include the following: ● Name and contact details. We process our customers’ first name and surname, email ​ address, postal address, telephone number, delivery address and other similar contact details. ● Data related to your user account. If you register an account with us we process ​ authentication details such as user names, passwords, and information that you add to your account. ● Age, gender and statistics (demographic data). If you are a customer with us we may ​ ​ ​ process information about your age and gender as well as statistics about the area where you live, e.g. information on whether the area is populated by many families with children or retired persons, or if residents generally rent or own their house or apartment. ● Payment information. We compile information which is necessary to process your ​ payment in conjunction with any purchase, which may include means of payment number (for example, credit card number) and associated security code or bank account number. ● Purchase history. We compile information about your purchases, subscriptions, ​ amounts, time of purchase and offers which you take up. ● Unit and use data. We compile data about your unit, e.g. information whether you surf on ​ a phone or computer and which browser you use. We also compile data on how you use our digital services, e.g. information about the functions and software configurations you use. This may include information about IP addresses and settings (e.g. language settings). ● Interests and favourites. We compile data about your interests and favourites, for ​ example which shares you monitor through a financial app, and your favourites among the news articles you store on your profile on your user account. In addition to the information which you expressly provide, your interests and favourites can also be derived or linked from other information which we compile, for example based on purchase and reader history. ● Personal identification number (Sw: “personnummer”). We may process your ​ personal identification number if necessary for verifying your identity, age or if you log in to a service via Bank-ID, and for verifying whether you have registered with NIX. ● Miscellaneous. We also compile information which you write in messages which you ​ send to us, such as feedback and reviews you write, or questions and information you submit in customer service matters. When you contact us, e.g. for customer support by telephone or chat sessions with our representatives, the conversations may be monitored and recorded for our mutual security, to continuously evaluate our customer service encounter and, if necessary, to use as evidence that an agreement has been reached. How do we compile personal data? ● Data that you provide. Some of the data is provided by you directly, for example when ​ you order a subscription or when you create and use an account in an app or on our websites, when you apply to attend an event, register for a newsletter, buy a product from an online store or contact us for support. ● Use of services. We obtain some of the data by registering how you interact with our ​ services and products, for example through use of technology such as cookies on our websites and through information to which we obtain access via the unit (such as mobile telephone, computer or tablet) you use when you obtain our Services, such as IP address, language settings and push settings. In some cases, we may collect and use your data cross-devices for the purpose of achieving relevant content and advertisements on our websites. ● Information from external sources. We can also obtain data from external companies ​ or authorities, referred to as third-party sources. Such third-party sources may vary over time but have previously included: ● We use Bisnode to verify and add contact details and demographic data such as statistics for a certain residential area. ● In conjunction with the use of a service which requires payment, we compile the name, personal ID number, address details and means of payment from payment service providers such as Klarna in order to confirm your identity and address details. ● Social networks where you afford a service access to your data in one or more networks, for example if you have chosen to identify yourself via Facebook or LinkedIn we compile data from your public Facebook or LinkedIn profile. ● Suppliers that help us determine geographical locations based on IP address. ● Partners with whom we collaborate in order to offer services or to participate in joint marketing activities; we can, for example, obtain data from our event partners (such as a co-organiser) if you apply to participate at any of our events through our event partner. ● Publicly available sources, for example open public authority databases or other data sources which is available to the general public, such as SPAR (The State’s Personal Address Register).